One of the problems with having everything built into a framework is that, if someone messes up, it is really difficult to find where. If you want to debug templates in Akelos (i.e. put error_log() calls inside your .tpl files), you’ll need to edit your config/config.php file and add define(‘AK_TEMPLATE_SECURITY_CHECK’,false); Then if you want to […]
We are currently working on the development (or co-development, as a base was made available to us by the Akelos team itself) of a plugin to Akelos that fixes the current problems of language variables duplication, deprecation and need for a manual edition of the files. There are still a few things to be fixed […]
Akelos is a PHP Framework designed to be as close as possible to the Ruby on Rails framework, but in PHP. When developing a web application with Akelos in a group of several developers, and until an installation procedure has been put in place, you might want to manually install the application from the sources. […]
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